Saoedi-Arabie

More disastrous trouble for Saudi.

Yemen just bombed the hell out of the Yanbu Oil Terminal.

Multiple cities are also on fire.

The East-West Pipeline is already shut down because of the brutal bombings.

Now another few million barrels of oil could be removed from the global supply.

This means diesel prices could soon get out of control.

Farming. Irrigation. Food processing. Transportation.

Everything could become significantly more expensive.

Soon farmers will most likely struggle to afford fertilizer.

A deadly global food shortage is becoming increasingly likely.

147 Saudi F-15s and Typhoon jets are now carrying out several airstrikes across Yemen.

Saada, Amran, Hajjah and Marib are burning.

This is the largest attack Saudi has carried out so far.

26 civilians have been killed in Yemen. 12 have been killed in Saudi so far.

Several have been wounded.

Ansar Allah has promised to intensify their attacks in the next 48 hours.

This is getting completely out of control.



Mike

Mike

BREAKING: Saudi Arabia is completely frustrated with the Trump administration after Washington rejected Riyadh's request for direct U.S. military action against the Houthis — and is now facing its worst-case scenario, per NYT.

Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman reportedly asked Trump for U.S. strikes. Trump declined. Within days, the Houthis seized key territory around the Red Sea and Bab el-Mandeb, Saudi-backed forces were routed, and the East-West oil pipeline was shut down following attacks.

Former U.S. ambassador Michael Ratney described Riyadh's position as "their worst-case scenario."

Riyadh asked its most powerful ally for help. Washington offered intelligence instead. Now Saudi Arabia is facing threats to both its security and its oil lifeline — alone.

The message is unmistakable: America's Gulf partners are learning the hard way that Washington's security guarantees come with limits. And the limits have been reached.



Mike

BREAKING: Yemen's Houthis appear to have directly struck the YASREF oil refinery in Yanbu on Saudi Arabia's Red Sea coast this morning, the 400,000 barrel per day Aramco-Sinopec joint venture and one of the Red Sea's largest diesel exporters. Footage shows a large fire, with heavy black smoke from a flare stack, thick black smoke rising at ground level across the site and workers evacuated.

NASA FIRMS shows two heat anomalies inside the refinery, one at high confidence, with fire radiative power above normal for the site. Yanbu is the terminus of the East-West pipeline and the port holding the week of crude stocks Saudi Arabia has left for export.



Mike

Saudi is in massive danger.

Yemen is now bombing the hell out of multiple cities across Saudi.

Jeddah, Yanbu, Al Ula and Mushait are on fire.

This is one of the largest missile strikes Yemen has carried out so far.

32 civilians have been killed.

Residential homes and vehicles are also being bombed.

These are retaliatory strikes for the 64 airstrikes carried out yesterday by Saudi and the Saudi backed Yemeni government.

Fresh bombings on Taiz, Lahj, Al Jawf, Marib and Hodeidah have just begun.

The next 24 hours could be devastating for Saudi.



Mike

SAUDI ARABIA’S ENTIRE OIL INFRASTRUCTURE & INDUSTRY IS BEING DISMANTLED IN REAL TIME.

NO MATTER IF THE WAR ENDED TOMORROW, IT WILL TAKE YEARS TO REBUILD. SO, THE 2nd LARGEST OIL PRODUCER WILL BE OUT OF BUSINESS FOR THE FORESEEABLE FUTURE.

THANK YOU MR TRUMP FOR YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER.

In an ongoing ballistic missile attacks, Yemen has struck Jeddah, Taif, and Jizan areas of #SaudiArabia
Significant damages have been reported. King Fahd airport was struck twice too.
Multiple cities have been alerted for missile attacks.

For the first time since the start of the war, Sanaa targets Yanbu port with dozens of ballistic missiles, taking it out of service in the meantime

Yanbu port is one of the most important Saudi ports, with approximately 7,000,000 barrels of oil exported daily through it to the world



Mike

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BREAKING: Yemen's Houthis appear to have directly struck the YASREF oil refinery in Yanbu on Saudi Arabia's Red Sea coast this morning, the 400,000 barrel per day Aramco-Sinopec joint venture and one of the Red Sea's largest diesel exporters. Footage shows a large fire, with heavy black smoke from a flare stack, thick black smoke rising at ground level across the site and workers evacuated.

NASA FIRMS shows two heat anomalies inside the refinery, one at high confidence, with fire radiative power above normal for the site. Yanbu is the terminus of the East-West pipeline and the port holding the week of crude stocks Saudi Arabia has left for export.



Mike

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Dit is een enorm grote raffinaderij. Het heeft bijna de capaciteit van Shell (415.000 vaten/dag) en BP (405.000 vaten/dag) in de Rotterdamse haven, de twee grootste raffinaderijen van Europa. Deze aanvallen gaan veel invloed hebben op de beschikbaarheid en prijzen van brandstoffen.

Mike